Bitcoin (BTC) held $96,000 at the Jan. 14 Wall Street open as US macro data boosted a BTC price comeback. Bitcoin joins ...

Altogether, it seems labour demand remains at healthy levels, with job openings reaching the highest level since May 2024.

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Even as the DXY, Treasury yields, and Fed rate expectations look to destabilize risk assets, corporate and institutional ...

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) faces several key macroeconomic data releases this week, causing heightened volatility in the markets.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD dropping below $90,000 for the first time since ...

A look at recent macroeconomic developments could hold a clue as to why Bitcoin seems set to plunge below the $90,000 mark.

Bitcoin has tumbled to $90,000, its lowest level since November 18. That’s a 4.4% drop, a painful reminder of its December peak at $108,316.